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The aftermath of a major disaster is a confusing, scary time and there’s no way to be prepared for it. No matter where you live, your home is at risk from any one of a number of catastrophes, including floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, and wildfires. Here are a few key things to remember in the hours following a disaster that will help you manage the situation and not allow it to manage you.
The plumbing fixtures and countertops in your bathroom and kitchen can slowly become discolored or stained over time. This not only affects the look of these materials, but also impacts the overall appearance of...
A fire pit table, also known as a fire table, is an outdoor piece of furniture that adds a sense of luxury and style to an outdoor patio or backyard. Perfect for hosting guests...
The sight of mold is one of the last things that you want to see in your home. Mold growth is ugly, damaging to your home, and dangerous for your health. The other problem...
While it is finally nice to enjoy warmer weather in the spring, this season brings along its own problems. As it is associated with rain and thunderstorms, the conditions outside will turn muddy very...
Hurricanes are among the most dangerous types of weather conditions and for six months out of the year, the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are prone to these severe storms during what is known as...
Water heaters can become quite costly, ranging in the lower thousands if you want to have a quality appliance that will last for years. However, they can also pose a huge risk for water...
Many areas of the U.S. that have been subject to snow and cold weather are finally starting to experience more consistent warm temperatures. While the spring warm up is nice, the spring thaw that...
While flooding can happen anywhere within the United States, some areas are more prone to flooding than others. Coastal regions and lowlands near large bodies of water have the highest risk and it is...
As we are just in the middle of March Madness, things are starting to heat up during the basketball games as well as in your home. This can mean unintended spills and extra foot...
